Samsung’s Galaxy Enhance-X editing app is getting an overhaul in One UI 9.5

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Samsung’s Galaxy Enhance-X editing app is getting an overhaul in One UI 9.5

Nov 11, 2026 — 4:16 AM ET

- Samsung’s Galaxy Enhance-X editing tool is reportedly getting a major overhaul as part of the One UI 9.5 software update.

- Leaked images show significant tweaks to the editing page and the home page.

- This news comes shortly after other One UI 9.5 leaks revealed changes to Samsung Keyboard, Bixby widgets, and Samsung Notes.

Samsung has a few downloadable apps for camera enthusiasts, and Galaxy Enhance-X is the one to get if you want more robust, AI-powered editing features. However, it looks like the app is set to receive some welcome tweaks as part of the One UI 9.5 software update.

SamMobile has discovered that the Galaxy Enhance-X app is getting a visual overhaul in One UI 9.5. Starting with the photo editing screen, the updated app will now remove the pill-shaped containers housing the undo, redo, and save buttons. We’re also looking at a thicker top border. This is all good news as it means the top of the edited picture will no longer be partially obscured by the containers.

The current app offers a suggested tab by default along with a dedicated row of suggested edits. However, the updated app ditches these elements altogether. Instead, we’ve got a larger thumbnail image along with names for each editing tool.

Samsung Galaxy Enhance-X has also received a significant overhaul on the home screen, as seen above. The One UI 9 version currently shows a large banner for downloading plugins, while an expandable menu at the bottom lets you choose images and videos to edit.

However, the updated app eschews the giant plugin banner in favor of a full-screen file picker. This should help you get down to business a little faster. It also looks like we’ve got a tiny gallery button at the top, ostensibly letting you choose files via the Samsung Gallery app. Furthermore, the bottom of the app now expands from three to four tabs with the addition of a “Discover” tab.

This news joins a slew of other One UI 9.5 leaks in recent weeks. We heard that Samsung Keyboard could get two more AI tools, Bixby widgets could become more functional, and third-party apps could support call recording.